This event is only open to Lineville 5th and 6th grade students.

Pre-Registration Required Click here to register.

Date: March 18, 2022

Time: 3:15-5:15pm

Location: Howard Suamico Community Pool

Includes swimming, 1 slice of pizza, 1 Kool-Aid pouch and a bag of popcorn.

Please bring a swim suit and towel. Pool toys will be provided.

Enter through door #11 (recess hallway). Doors will be open after school until 3:30pm.

Pickup will be from the pool parking lot. Students will not be allowed to exit before 5:00pm unless a parent comes inside.

STUDENTS MUST BE PICKED UP BETWEEN 5:00-5:30pm

Did you know The Giving Tree’s vision is an education without barriers? Aside from our monthly food pantry, we support students and their families with so much more! From school supplies, to our Holiday Store, we know each student and family’s needs are different. We are looking forward to sharing a little more about The Giving Tree each month in conjunction with our food collections.

This month we are collecting canned vegetables. Please feel free to send donations with your students to put in the collections bins/carts near the main office of school. Items can also be dropped off during school hours. The Giving Tree appreciates the community support in helping ensure food is not a barrier to a student’s education.

Are you looking for reading activities to use with your reader at home?

Start a Book Club: Form a book club with family members, your child’s friends and their parents, or just the two of you. Select a book together and establish small reading assignments, (for example one or two chapters at a time). Choose a specific “meeting” time, and place such as a weekly trip to a park (during the warmer months) or just chat at home over zoom, discussing the book. Be sure to focus on talking about your ideas and themes in the book, using examples from the book. After you finish one book, pick another book by the same author, about a similar topic or in the same genre and compare them.

Compare Perspectives: Read about an event you and your child attended, or write your own accounts of an event you shared. Read the two pieces and then compare the differences between them and the perspectives from which they were written.

Read and Research: Help your child come up with a question about a topic of interest. Then work together to read a variety of sources to find the answer.

Vary your Reading: Read different genres of texts with your child. For example, pick a poem or play and read it together and talk about the ideas, perspectives and themes of it. Read two poems about one topic and compare them.